Pea Sorout

Pea Sorout
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Pea Sorout: A Popular Burmese Dish in the USA

What is Pea Sorout?

Pea sorout is a flavorful Burmese dish consisting of green peas simmered in a creamy coconut-based broth with ginger, garlic, chilies, lime leaves, and turmeric. The dish is often served with fluffy white rice and a side of fried garlic or chili paste.

Origins and Influences:

  • Pea sorout originates from Burma (now Myanmar), a country with a rich culinary tradition.
  • The dish reflects the diverse influences Burma has experienced throughout its history, blending Burmese flavors with Indian, Chinese, and colonial influences.
  • Flavor and Texture:

  • The combination of creamy broth, sweet peas, and fragrant spices creates a delightful balance of flavors.
  • The peas are typically cooked until slightly tender, retaining their vibrant green color and a slight bite.
  • The creamy broth, infused with spices and lime leaves, adds a distinctive tangy and aromatic touch.
  • Popularity in the USA:

  • Pea sorout has gained popularity in the USA due to several factors
  • * Increased awareness and appreciation for Burmese cuisine.

    * Availability of authentic Burmese restaurants and chefs.

    * The dish's simple, yet delicious flavors.

    Where to Try Pea Sorout in the USA:

    Many excellent Burmese restaurants in the USA offer pea sorout on their menus. Some notable locations include:

  • Washington DC
    Thiam Oo Burmese Cuisine, Little Sesame
  • New York City
    Kyay Kyaw Burmese Cuisine, Neypwe Burmese Restaurant
  • California
    Burma Superstar, Golden Burma Restaurant
  • Texas
    Kadaw Restaurant, Burma House
  • Things to Note:

  • Pea sorout is sometimes spelled as "pea sushut" or "pya soet."
  • The spice level can vary, so be sure to inquire about the heat level before ordering.
  • Many restaurants offer vegetarian variations of pea sorout by omitting the fish paste commonly used in the traditional recipe.
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